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PNB Expands Into The Defence Banking Reach

Punjab National Bank (PNB) has entered into an exclusive MoU with the Indian Army on August 21 to provide two specialised credit cards for serving personnel, the PNB LUXURA Metal Credit Card for Army officers and the PNB Parakram Credit Card for Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and other ranks. The cards offer benefits including 3% cashback on Canteen Stores Department (CSD) purchases, complimentary domestic and international airport lounge access, zero forex markup, Buy One Get One movie ticket offers, complimentary golf lessons and other reward benefits, while the Parakram card also features a biodegradable design. The agreement was signed at Indian Army Headquarters in Delhi by Maj Gen VK Purohit and PNB General Manager Deepak Kumar, with senior Army and PNB officials, including PNB MD & CEO Ashok Chandra, in attendance. From a business perspective, the partnership expands PNB’s credit-card offering within the Armed Forces segment, with the products structured around lifestyle and financial benefits for different categories of Army personnel.

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Chart School: Hammer Candlestick- Rules and Significance

A Hammer is one of the most recognized single-candle reversal patterns, and PNB Housing Finance's chart from March offers a clean textbook example worth studying. What defines a Hammer: a small real body near the top of the candle's range, a long lower wick at least twice the length of the body, and little to no upper wick. It typically forms after a decline, showing that sellers pushed price sharply lower during the session, but buyers stepped in forcefully enough to drag price back up near the open, rejecting the lower levels. On the

chart, this exact pattern appeared near the March lows around 1,000–1,050, after a multi-week decline from the January highs. The stock went on to rally sharply from that zone through April and May, eventually testing new highs — a useful real-world illustration of what a confirmed Hammer can lead to. The key rule often missed: a Hammer alone is not a buy signal. It needs confirmation, typically a bullish candle closing above the Hammer's high on the next session, alongside supportive volume. Acting on the Hammer before this confirmation is one of the more common mistakes traders make with this pattern. A Hammer signals seller exhaustion and a potential shift in control to buyers, but its reliability comes from confirmation on the following session, not from the single candle in isolation. Disclaimer: For educational purposes only, not investment advice. Please do your own due diligence or consult your advisor before investing. SEBI Research Analyst Registration No. INH000025212

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GYFTR signs service deal with Punjab National Bank for coupon reselling

GYFTR has signed a service agreement with

for customer engagement and reselling coupons. The deal establishes GYFTR as a service provider to the bank, enabling coupon-based customer engagement solutions. No financial terms or duration were disclosed. Under the deal, GYFTR will design, build and operate a white-label digital platform featuring PNB’s branding, through which eligible credit card holders can access curated offers from participating consumer brands. The platform is expected to cover categories including shopping, food delivery, entertainment, dining and travel. GYFTR will supply the underlying technology, payment infrastructure and merchant integrations required to run the platform, handling the full customer journey from the PNB-branded interface through to redemption at participating brand outlets and websites. Serving a client of PNB's scale elevates GYFTR’s standing in the enterprise tech space. This track record makes it significantly easier to secure similar high-value integration contracts with other domestic and international banking institutions. Instead of expending heavy internal capital, time, and engineering talent to build a proprietary system from scratch, PNB effectively outsources the platform risk. GYFTR handles the complex merchant integrations and the complete transactional journey. Please note that the information shared is intended solely for informational purposes and does not make any investment recommendations.

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PNB: Strong Profit Growth Keeps Banking Sector in Focus

Punjab National Bank (PNB) continues to remain in focus after reporting strong financial performance. In Q1 FY27, the bank recorded a sharp year-on-year rise in net profit, supported by improving asset quality and operational performance. Gross NPAs have also shown a declining trend, indicating continued improvement in the bank’s credit profile. Growth in business, digital banking adoption and better profitability could remain important factors for the coming quarters. Going ahead, investors will closely track net interest margins, credit growth, asset quality and management commentary. Disclaimer: Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This is for educational purposes ***** must verify information before investing and consider their financial position & risk profile. please read full disclosure disclaimer in given link visit website www dot investmentcure dot com *****

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The trendline breakout occurs when the price decisively moves above a downward-sloping resistance trendline, indicating that selling pressure is weakening. In this PNB chart, the price has broken above the blue trendline with a strong bullish candle, signalling a potential trend reversal or continuation of upward momentum. A sustained move above the breakout zone, preferably with strong volume, can strengthen the breakout confirmation.

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Punjab National Bank Q1 FY27 results

PNB’s standalone net profit surged 213.6% year on year to ₹5,253 crore in Q1 FY27, compared with ₹1,675 crore a year earlier. Net interest income rose about 2% to ₹10,798 crore, while total income remained broadly flat at around ₹37,231 crore. The sharp profit increase was supported by lower provisions and improving asset quality, although the domestic net interest margin declined 20 basis points year on year to 2.64%.

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